If Sampras can navigate through potential upsets, he could face another American.
"If you are localised, you can navigate through floods and storms.
With a footprint about two feet wide, a Segway can navigate through doorways and turn on the spot in hallways.
"If you're unhappy and you want to be happy, it's helpful to have memories that you can navigate through to come up with specific solutions," Dr. Williams said.
The newest tour is to Yellowstone National Park, which is closed to cars from mid-December to mid-March but is open to snow coaches and bombardiers - vehicles with tracks that can navigate through snow.
This description may make it seem as if one must master the twitchy-fingered controls for a fast-paced game like Quake before one can navigate through "3D Music," but fear not.
Using a joystick, you can navigate through his world in any direction, seeing different buildings and people -- and accompanying descriptions -- grow larger and shift to the center as you guide the stick.
The application will stream video of the debates live, and afterward, viewers can navigate through the events and jump right to the parts related to issues they care about.
"One great but stressful thing about this sport is that anything can happen," said Queen, whose path to London will depend on how deftly she can navigate through rapids and slalom gates at the World Cup event in Cardiff, June 8-10.
But it's possible that her trip is really just an attempt to prove she's still adventurous and can navigate through a foreign country, or that after an episode in the spring when she gave the same lecture on Oliver Cromwell multiple times in a single week to her high school class, she is not losing her mind.
Experiments suggest they can navigate through a sample of blood at a speed of about 0.3 metres an hour.The field is advancing by leaps and boundsMoreover, such microrockets might be guided from outside the body using magnets, if suitable magnetically sensitive materials were built into them.
